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double gasket should be good for twice it's rated depth, Anti-magnetic/dust cover, a quick peek under the dust cover showed a custom Muhle rotor and matching Muhle stamped 2824 in excellent condition.
Caseback and gasket ring grooves cleaned, gaskets lightly oiled then silicone greased. I have a box I fill with argon and close the watch back up in the box so it's got clean inert gas inside.
The tool marks are easy to understand now that I have opened it. It would take a custom caseback key for the Muhle or custom round 2.5mm bits for the Jaxa type wrench to minimize the tool marks...
I didn't find any jewelers marks inside the caseback and the movement appears clean with no signs of screws having been removed or installed so there was no major work done!
Paranoia back to sleep!